Baron Geisler Urinated on Ping Medina - Here's What Happened

Baron Geisler is one of the most brilliant actors in the Philippine showbiz industry. His prolific career in TV and movies had been witnessed by us. Perhaps no one can deny that he is a very talented person when it comes to acting.

But come with these also are controversies. And these surely impact the person. There is something disturbing to his personality. Unless he has a psychological illness that would tend us to adjust.

He had been linked to fellow celebrities and off-camera controversies. He was seen having clash with a group of UP students over the late production of a script he demanded in a film project they collaborated on. He was even jailed after assaulted a neighbor and charged by several female celebrities for sexual harassment and unjust vexation.

The Shoot

Ping Medina plays the role of an informant in indie film "Bubog" whose face would be wrapped with packaging tape. There is a scene where Baron's part was to remove the tape in the face of Medina and hand him over to the cops to have him killed.

But Baron wants to add some adlibs to the scene and told Ping before the shoot: "May gagawin ako sayo Ping ah. Sana wag ka magalit."

(I'll be doing something on you Ping. I hope you won't get angry)

He also asked Director Arlyn dela Cruz that he'll be doing something in the scene.

(I asked you 3 times, 'Direk, I'm going to do something,' then you said to just do it in the scene. If you had asked what I was going to do, then we could have avoided this.)

The Peeing Incident

The most disturbing part is not Ping's wrapped in tape for the recreation of extrajudicial killing but peed by Geisler while helplessly could not able to move to avoid the urine gushing towards his body.

The act was supposed to remove the tape in the face of Medina and deliver him to the three policemen but he added an adlib that had Ping in fury.

Ping thought that Baron would spit on him but to his surprise after he saw a pinky finger, he felt that his chest is wet, warm and with odor.

( When I'm pretty calm, I went to the hospital because I noticed that I had a broken hand. I have two projects that I will do this december. If needed a surgery, I will lose my job. Fortunately, the 'boxer's fracture' is no need)

Altercation

After that particular disgusting scene when the controversial actor had splashed his urine to the body of the informant role player and the later had ram over the cargo container, Medina got mad and walk fast directly to Baron.

Ping slapped Baron and challenge him to a fist fight but Geisler did not responded.

( But because I am so angry, I walked fast, and the extra weight of my energy, turn the people into half when I stepped out.

I go straight to him. YOU DISRESPECTED ME???

I challenged him to a fist fight. I slapped him. WHAT??? WHAT??? WHAT???

But I saw that he doesn't want to fight. I have no interest in mauling a helpless person.)

Misunderstanding

In his facebook post Geisler claimed that there was a misunderstanding and that he asked permission of what he did.

He defended that the director gave him the freedom to put some adlibs that he thought was best for the scene.

He also said that behind-the-scenes footage will show no proof of his being disrespectful towards anyone.

Apologies

In a facebook post, Director Arlyn said that she was no longer mad at what Baron did.

"I always move on and I always forgive, whether the apology is sincere or not. However, there's a clear decision on my part – I am done with this person,"

"May you find your peace and may you be the kind of son that you have always wanted to be. You know that you found a friend. You lost one," Arlyn wrote.

She also want Baron to apologized to her fellow journalist that he had also disrespected.

"Doon sa binastos mong kapwa ko mamamahayag, ikaw na mag-apologize.

Hindi siya stupid, nagtanong lang sa iyo... she just asked the questions based on the requirement of the segment producer."

( For my fellow journalist that you disrespected, I'll leave it to you to apologize.

She wasn't stupid, she was just asking... she just asked the questions based on the requirement of the segment producer.)

Baron Geislerwritten out of movie

After the incident, Director Arlyn wrote a lengthy post on Facebook about her disappointment to the actor.

She admitted that she cast Baron despite warnings from other artists about his unruly behavior because the actor had promised that he will work sober.

One of her posts she expressed that she's done with baron.

"However there's a clear decision on my part---I am done with this person.

May you find your peace and may you be the kind of son that you have always wanted to be. You know that you found a friend. You lost one.

At the end of the day, our lives do not revolve on Baron.", Arlyn wrote.

Investigation

Chairperson Liza Dino of (FDCP) Film Development Council of the Philippines assured to investigate the incident.

She expressed her sentiments on social media. She wrote on Facebook that the actor "went way too far."

"We may not have guilds here who can really protect the welfare of our film workers but I will make sure this will never happen again to any actor." wrote Dino.

Accidental Marketing Stunt

The bad incident could be seen as positive as it get noticed every time people talked about the issue. The event that happen inside the cargo can be a publicity stunt, although not planned beforehand by the whole indie film staffs. As the Director wrote on one of her posts:

I didn't know I hired you as Marketing Manager for the film.You are so perfect for the job.

Now #Bubog is so hot. Should I say thank you?

I think we will have a regular screening because of this marketing genius of yours. Thank you ha!

Scriptwriter ka na, marketing manager pa.

Teka, mag anchor na ako....

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